Delaware Tea Party candidate running in GOP U.S. Senate race publicly opposes masturbation

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Christine O'Donnell and her interesting take on human sexuality and morality clearly was going to come back to haunt her, but common sense should have told her that appearing on a show called "Sex In The 90s", it may come up if you run for office(http://jezebel.com/5628821/tea-party-senate-candidate-hates-masturbation).

The stupid. It burns. Blazing, white hot embers flying in the air...if you take a look at this teabagger's web site(http://christine2010.com/why-christine/), she wants government out of everyone's lives, except for the government to control women's wombs, and amend the constitution to protect marriage.

What kind of Tea Party does she belong to?

That's interesting, because some in the LGBT community aren't in agreement regarding the scope of homophobia within the Tea Party Movement. (Wash Blade)(http://www.washingtonblade.com/2010/09/02/tea-party-focus-doesn’t-include-lgbt-issues/):

Michael Cole, a Human Rights Campaign spokesperson, said the Tea Party movement has "taken a lot of the wind out of the LGBT demagoguery sails."

"Their relentless focus on economic issues has really taken a lot of the attention away from some of the attacks on LGBT people that we usually see from elements of the conservative movement," he said.

Jimmy LaSalvia, executive director of GOProud, a gay conservative group, also maintained the focus of the Tea Party is on economic issues and not blocking the advancement of LGBT issues in Congress.

"The focus of the Tea Party is on fiscal issues and the growth of government, and their influence on Congress is to get Congress focused on those issues," LaSalvia said. "And so, I think, if it's having any influence on Congress, it's telling Capitol Hill to wake up and quit spending all the money."

Michael Mitchell, executive director of the National Stonewall Democrats, characterized the Tea Party as the reincarnation of previous anti-gay movements.

"There is, indeed, a very conservative movement out there that is finding a voice and turning some races, but I believe it's the same anti-equality, anti-gay elements that have been roadblocks and are going to be roadblocks for us," Mitchell said.

How many Christine O'Donnells are out there? The anti-gay, anti-choice meme has no place in the Tea Party if it is indeed about limited government.